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REUSE REGIONAL LIBRARY PUBLIC USE OF MEETING ROOMS AND EXHIBIT SPACES POLICY #201406 Revised December 9, 2014, Table of Contents I. Introduction ....................................................................................................

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1. Begin by identifying the purpose of the meeting. Determine why the public use of meeting is necessary and what goals you hope to accomplish.
2. Set a date, time, and location for the meeting. Consider the availability of the intended audience and choose a venue that can accommodate the expected number of attendees.
3. Develop an agenda for the meeting. Outline the topics or issues that will be discussed, and allocate time accordingly. This will help keep the meeting focused and organized.
4. Invite relevant stakeholders and participants. Reach out to individuals or groups who would benefit from attending the meeting or have a vested interest in the discussed topics. Consider sending out formal invitations or advertisements to ensure maximum attendance.
5. Prepare any necessary materials or presentations for the meeting. Compile any relevant documentation or visuals that will help convey information to the attendees. This could include reports, slides, handouts, or other supplementary materials.
6. On the day of the meeting, ensure that the venue is set up appropriately. Arrange seating, audiovisual equipment, and any other necessary resources. Make sure the space is welcoming and provides sufficient room for discussion.
7. Start the meeting by introducing the purpose and goals. Provide a brief overview of the agenda and any ground rules or expectations for conduct during the meeting. Encourage open dialogue and active participation from the attendees.
8. Follow the agenda and facilitate discussion on each topic. Encourage all participants to contribute their thoughts, concerns, or suggestions. Take notes or record the meeting minutes for future reference.
9. Conclude the meeting by summarizing the main points discussed and any action items or next steps. Thank the attendees for their participation and encourage further engagement if applicable.
10. After the meeting, distribute the meeting minutes or a summary of the discussion to participants, stakeholders, and anyone who may be interested. This ensures transparency and allows for continued conversation or collaboration on the topics addressed.

Who needs public use of meeting:

1. Organizations or government bodies that want to gather public input on a particular issue or policy.
2. Community groups or associations that need to make important decisions collectively and involve the public in the decision-making process.
3. Any entity seeking to promote transparency and accountability by involving the public in discussions that may impact them directly or indirectly.

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